Missionary Childhood Association

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Partnership in Missions 4 Diggelmann family.

Advertisements

Missionary Childhood Association. Throughout Advent, fill your Holy Bucket with your: Prayer petitions Acts of service and kindness Financial sacrifices.

Prayers for the Continents

May 12-15, 2011 (red) May 6-11, 2011 (light red) Permanent Water (blue)

International Diabetes Federation

Poverty is the lack of basic necessities that all human beings must have: food and water, shelter, education, medical care, security, etc. A multi-dimensional.

Pontifical Mission Societies in the United States

World Mapper Look at Globalization Basic World Map

ANTONIA, NIKKI, CRISTY AND FELICITY Poverty Pictures.

Polly Faszholz Gregali International Ministries Partnerships.

THE CONTINENTS OF THE WORLD Read the instructions carefully on each page and do as they tell you.

Continents, Oceans, Lakes, Hemispheres and Poles

Poverty Eradication in the World. Facts around the globe  1.3 billion people in developing countries live on $1.25 a day  640 million live without.

The Millennium Development Goals Fiona Fok. Eradicate extreme hunger and poverty Strengthening emergency food assistance, increased funding for rural.

Based on the book of the same name by David Smith and Shelagh Armstrong published in 2003.

FOOD & FAITH JEOPARDY Food in the BibleHunger in the Bible Catholic Teaching on Hunger Hunger Facts Catholic Church In Action

Continents and Oceans Introduction Grade 6R In this activity you will: Identify and name the seven continents Identify and name the four oceans Sketch.

STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO IDENTIFY A CONTINENT AS A LARGE LAND MASS AND AN OCEAN AS A LARGE BODY OF WATER.

F EED THE C HILDREN By: Rhianne Ammann. T HE GOAL OF FEED THE CHILDREN They deliver food, medicine, clothing, and other necessities to individuals, children.

“Baptist Haiti Mission exists to serve people and encourage discipleship for the development of the church.”

Geography (Great TCAP review!) Are You Smarter Than a 3 rd Grader?

A Pontifical Mission Society A RCHDIOCESE OF P HILADELPHIA.

Southern Baptists’ gifts for world hunger provided for projects in more than 68 countries in 2008.

Learning Objectives Students will identify the seven continents and major bodies of water on a world map. Students will color and label the seven continents.

If the World Were a Village

Ecolab --the company profile.

Susceptible Populations. Introduction Susceptible populations are those fractions of the population that are overly affected by a certain pathogen or.

Topic: Population Density and Population Distribution Aim: How is population distributed throughout the world and how can that be measured? Do Now: 1.How.

Missionary Children DAY OF MANY COLOURS DAY OF MANYDAY OF MANYCOLOURSCOLOURSDAY OF MANYDAY OF MANYCOLOURSCOLOURS Prayers for the Continents.

Continents and Oceans.

Continents and Oceans In this activity you will: Identify and name the seven continents Identify and name the five oceans.

Poverty in developing countries By: Tania González Cristina González María León Esther Sáez.

Culture Ways of Living.

Starter Can you name the 7 continents?. Based on the book of the same name by David Smith & Shelagh Armstrong published in 2003.

World Map Activity Instructions Label and color the following continents: – North America – Green – South America – Red – Europe – Purple – Africa – Yellow.

THE GLOBAL VILLAGE. The global village If the entire globe were represented by a village of 100 people this would be the make up: 57 Asian 21 European.

2015 Sustainable Development Goals. Goal 1: No Poverty.

{ Global Poverty Yuga Club Presentation by: Kerstenn & Veronica.

World Map Activity Instructions

Perspectives Social 10-1/10-2. The Elephant & The Blind Men Once upon a time, there lived 6 blind men in a village One day the villagers told them there.

Water Project What is your gallons per capita per day?

One day, I will see the world! Asia South America North America Africa Australia Europe Antarctica Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Indian Ocean Arctic.

Key Issues Key Issues The causes of hunger, poverty & disease Attitudes towards the poor & needy [charity] The use of money (including gambling) Moral.

Problems Faced by Children Around the World

Activity 1: Children’s Rights and Children on the Street - Recap

CHILD CANCER INTERNATIONAL (CCI)

The Problems of mankind

Unit 1 Welcome to the unit &Reading.

Father hear our prayer:

Hurricane Matthew in Haiti – one year on

Governors-elect Education Conference

Global hunger –myth or fact?

Problems Faced by Children Around the World

Problems Faced by Children Around the World

By: Tommy K., Trey J., and Matthew D.

Global Poverty at a Glance

I try to appreciate the beauty and wonder in the world around me.

St Thérèse – Patron of missionaries

Global Poverty at a Glance

Global summary of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, 2005

The Physical World Continents & Oceans.

‘Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do people say I am?”

Global summary of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, 2005

Section 24.4 Global Public Health Objectives

Problems Faced by Children Around the World

Problems Faced by Children Around the World

Problems Faced by Children Around the World

Pray the World Mission Rosary

Global Resource consumption and security

Presentation transcript:

Missionary Childhood Association A Pontifical Mission Society Making a Difference for Children in the Missions since 1843!

We are all missionaries!

Educate children about the lives of their brothers and sisters in mission countries, so that they may appreciate and learn about other cultures, global solidarity, and the universal Church.

How Do We Make a Difference? Prayer  World Mission Rosary: Yellow = the morning light of the East, for Asia; Red = the fire of faith that brought missionaries to the Americas; White = Europe, the seat of the Holy Father, shepherd of the world; Blue = the ocean surrounding the Islands of the Pacific; Green = forests and grasslands of Africa. Personal Sacrifice Financial Help - provides food, clothing, shelter, medical care and education

The average person in the missions uses 1.6 gallons of water per day…

More than 1 billion people do not have access to clean drinking water.

The “kitchen…” Worldwide, 2 billion people do not have access to electricity.

Lunch at school is the largest meal of the day for the students at this school in Haiti.

 Almost half of the people in the world live in severe poverty, living on less than $2 per day.

In the Missions… $1 keeps 20 children safe from TB in Bangladesh $1.50 buys 2 blankets in Pakistan $4 buys a week’s worth of bread for 10 children $10 can feed and educate a child for 3 months!

Our Missionaries

www.missions@colsdioc.org